We often hear the term "responsive web design" being thrown around a lot these days – sometimes in contrast to mobile web design. However, what exactly differentiates the two from one another. Both ...

Did you know the average smartphone user spends nearly three hours on their mobile device each day? With nearly five billion mobile subscriptions in the world, mobile design has changed the way people ...

More than 75% of people around the world use a smartphone, so it’s no wonder that website designers have grown increasingly concerned with mobile optimization in recent years. Mobile web design is ...

As a result, new mobile design trends are booming. Many companies have moved beyond simple responsive Web design and instead are creating user interfaces designed to polish the brand’s image and ...

Sometimes the best way to figure out what works is to see what doesn't. That's the thinking behind WTF Mobile Web, a new site that tracks examples of terrible mobile web design and user experience.

It should come as no surprise that a shift to the mobile-first mentality has quickly become essential for a brand’s digital growth. Brands without a strong mobile presence could easily fall behind in ...

Editor's note: The following is a guest post from Marcus Howling , SEO strategist at Amuse Digital. The proliferation of mobile devices has dramatically and permanently altered the online landscape.

Responsive Web design, a darling of marketers, falls short on delivering artful mobile experiences, putting pressure on marketers to start thinking differently and deliver contextual browser-based ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The New York Times is testing out a new website design that's heavily inspired by mobile apps. Where have we heard that before? Oh yes — a ...

Consumers are demanding more from their mobile phones. It’s what we use to shop, search, look at maps, connect with friends and do pretty much anything else. Why then, do websites continue to fail on ...